Your claim has
a control room
now.
WorkAid gives injured California workers a private place to see payments, treatment, documents, deadlines, communications, and claim history in one living claim file.
Stop relying on memory. Start building the record.
Currently available to selected California claimants.
California workers' comp · No legal advice · User-controlled
WorkAid is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. It helps you organize your claim, track records, compare payment information, and prepare clearer communications.
M. Torres · (800) 555-0192
Dashboard
Phase
Active
TD rate
$1,140/wk
Received
$6,840
Next due
Jun 3
Docs
12 filed
Payment Watch
$1,140 / wk
Rate dispute · Open
+$180 / wk
Jan 22 – Feb 4
$2,280
PendingJan 8 – Jan 21
$2,280
ReceivedDec 25 – Jan 7
$2,280
ReceivedDec 11 – Dec 24
$2,280
OverdueClaim Timeline
TD received — $2,280
Jan 22
Claim number assigned
Jan 22
Auth approved — PT (12)
Jan 20
Call with adjuster
Jan 18
PR-2 restrictions filed
Jan 10
DWC-1 filed
Jan 3
When every update lives in a different place, the claim starts to disappear.
WorkAid turns scattered claim activity into a single written record.
The difference
Before WorkAid
Payment dates live in one place. Medical updates live somewhere else. Calls blur together. Documents disappear into folders.
With WorkAid
One claim file. One timeline. One payment watch. One place to see what happened and what still needs attention.
What's in
your claim file
WorkAid gives California claimants access to the core tools for building a living claim file: payments, treatment, documents, communications, and timeline.
Request accessTrack TD payments and expected dates. Log each check. Flag what's pending or late.
Log treatment visits, restrictions, and authorizations in one chronological record.
Upload and organize every claim document — forms, letters, medical reports.
Save every call, letter, and contact. Prepare clearer follow-up messages.
Every payment.
Every check.
Every period.
Know what to expect each pay period — and whether it arrived. Log each check with the amount, dates, and status. Flag what's pending. Flag what's late. Build a documented payment record you control.
Enter your wage information and WorkAid helps you compare the numbers you enter against the rate being paid, so you can keep a clearer record.
Request access to track your payments →Claim WC-2024-0891
Payment Watch
Your TD rate
$1,140.00 / wk
TD rate dispute · Open
Carrier paying $960 / wk · You claim $1,140 / wk
+$180 / wk
Period
Amount
Status
Jan 22 – Feb 4
Expected Feb 5
$2,280.00
PendingJan 8 – Jan 21
Check #7801-A
$2,280.00
ReceivedDec 25 – Jan 7
Check #7640-C
$2,280.00
ReceivedDec 11 – Dec 24
No check received
$2,280.00
OverdueNov 27 – Dec 10
Check #7512-B
$2,280.00
Received3 received · 1 pending · 1 overdue
$6,840.00 received
A written record
of everything
that happened.
Every visit, call, document, and payment becomes part of one chronological record — organized by date, across every category of your claim.
When a question comes up about what happened or when something was filed, your timeline gives you a clearer record to reference.
Join the waitlist for public launch →Claim WC-2024-0891
Claim Timeline
DWC-1 filed with employer
Jan 3
DWC-1 Form.pdf uploaded to Vault
Jan 3
PR-2 work restrictions uploaded
Jan 10
Authorization submitted — PT visits
Jan 15
Call with adjuster — payment delay discussed
Jan 18
Auth approved — PT visits (12)
Jan 20
TD payment received — $2,280.00
Jan 22
Carrier claim number assigned — WC-2024-0891
Jan 22
How it works
Start your claim file
Enter your injury details, employer, and injury date. WorkAid sets up your claim file and shows you what information to collect.
Log what happens
Add visits, payments, phone calls, and documents as they happen. WorkAid builds the timeline for you.
See your claim clearly
The dashboard shows where your claim stands, what's missing, and what to follow up on.
What WorkAid tracks
Everything that matters to your claim.
- —DWC-1 filing date
- —Insurer name and contact
- —Carrier claim number
- —Adjuster name and phone number
- —Treatment visits and work restrictions
- —Authorization requests and status
- —Communications: calls, letters, emails
- —TD payments, check numbers, and rate disputes
- —Uploaded documents: forms, letters, reports
- —WCAB case number (if an Application for Adjudication is filed)
Common questions
No. WorkAid is a recordkeeping tool you can use on your own, alongside an attorney, or with a union representative. Nothing in WorkAid is legal advice.
Yes. You can enter information at any stage — from the day of injury through active treatment and beyond.
Your documents are stored in your private account and are not shared with employers, carriers, or other users.
No. WorkAid is a recordkeeping tool only. It does not provide legal advice, attorney referrals, or guidance on case strategy.
I went through this. I had to build a system to survive it. That system became WorkAid. Now I'm testing it with the people it was made for.
Read the founder note →California Workers' Compensation
Your claim is already happening.
Start building the record.
WorkAid gives you one private place to organize the payments, treatment, documents, and communications that shape your claim.
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